Windows 7 RC out for developers, no more Autorun.

Microsoft has officially pushed out its Release Candidate for Windows 7, although the software is still just available to professional developers.
Specifically, the software is now available via Microsoft’s MSDN or TechNet sites. The anticipated general release of the RC to the public will be on May 5. PCMag.com has a hands-on review of the Release Candidate, which reviewer Jeremy Kaplan called an opportunity for Microsoft to put some spit and polish on the OS.
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“Quicker to install, more polished and customizable, and easier to use than earlier builds, the Windows 7 Release Candidate (build 7100) is a nice step towards finalization of the operating system,” Kaplan wrote. One of the more intersting new disclosures around Windows 7 has been the addition of Windows XP Compatibility Mode, which creates a virtualized Windows XP Professional environment to run what is essentially legacy code. However, enabling this mode also requires a separate download. Also of interest is the “Play To” feature, with improved media streaming around the network.
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Looks like the new windows 7 could be a good OS, unlike this " i'l do what i want to " vista thing i'm using...

windows 7 is cool and vista is bad but looks cool but to slow thats why ive got XP and linux

i still prefer win XP